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" And to our popular summer format of one big flat one small -- tonight's top starting on flex its details starting off our Republican in her locker -- start off with public endings. So public enemies is from director Michael Mann who's on. Regarded as in Kenya and other cops and robbers when he's. He created in Miami Vice -- didn't mean. Didn't music thief and manhunt terror. And he's collateral. Arm and in a later went online. And it ansari and and also mean. Heat which is which is has what's widely known as one of the greatest bank robbery sequences ever found. Well he decides to make public any means about one of the greatest noon bank robbers dot com. I innocent as strangers to -- than he gains and the insider so public enemies stars Johnny Depp as John Dillinger. And it's basically what in touch bulls was four -- messing -- compounding this is for John Dillinger and I guess -- per SE. It is played by Christian now and babyface Nelson and couple that the whole gang on those -- we've only heard. Before. So are also reported last -- last crop -- last three -- shot -- and I'm sure we'll have. Alex lot of opinions on that and then maybe generalist come I don't know so -- Jeff what did you think."

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" I don't know what can raise your hand if government. I I feel like it's. Public enemies. For the most part. I don't think it's the film heat is on which I'm I'm a huge fans in -- is not but I I think -- isn't and he isn't like -- anyone else -- you like you know yeah I even illegal I didn't look I'm I think it's fantastic movie and it does that follow the good guys follow a bad guy inevitably shape. You know -- cross paths. Which this movie is attending to deal all cell and I I just don't think. It's succeeds in the same way it's. Johnny Depp is just such a charismatic leading man and every time he's on screen it is. In rendering an independent fascinating to watch him work I also thought. The woman whose name's Jason the thing on their -- caused hardship who won the Academy Award right now. She's she's great to what I was not enough of her and I wish that the -- what section of the film is as much more a love story and then. Then the wrestling movie and I think it really work and I don't think it built up to that. As well as it could have gone. I like to handle them that and of this mean much more than the lead up because it and it it really isn't a mild panic we don't really learn a lot about John Dillinger hormel and -- for example. And you know spoiler alert but you know they have -- thing at the end where they say what happened after movie ends and you find out that he commits suicide it's like well we didn't even get a hint of and conflict in this god wouldn't that you know so it's -- it's a shame I don't feel like balloons. About these people as much as I would have liked the ride was was was typical."

" So this it was shot honey Sony F 23 camera. And some of the internal scenes. Bed."

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" Somebody card internal seems it could actually Johnson the X one. Which is the presence of the camera and a pencil and some thought there's -- different. I didn't reading about them cheating on now which is adjusting because I mean there's a thickness. -- look at. Moves okay as as a movie as a story it was okay. I I kind of agree with -- it really wasn't a biopic in it. Not much. Really all that stuff happened and and united gunfights were at worst article there wasn't actually a lot of bank -- in a movie it's a sensibly about bank -- shot. By the guy you shot."

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" I've been on record with some my command south in the past about not. Like king and also some not gives us up like republika had a really big problem with of the shooting films I think screen. For being shot on --"

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" For me personally and it's all personal preference thing I feel like this story makes sense being shown. In this way. And it doesn't ever feel light. -- those cinematographer and director are fighting against that choice in this movie I really felt like. They said we're gonna shoot some video is going to be real dot goes I'll hand held but then they fought against it so much because there are some shots that are like these. Great locked off beautiful shots. That don't really make sense in the world that you are going to be dirty hand held video guy. And I felt like there were times in the middle scenes where you would see the camera just cheer for no reason almost like a cinematographer was going. A result -- is handled can't see the guy can't count so it really was distract me. And -- stuff where action happens like that one of the big end to gun battles to me was un watchable -- just some want to what was like this is stupid it looks like. That the TV's that you see to have the like 120 motion -- motion and it does. And I was stupid I'm gonna turn that off that's what that's what's -- what their."

" Yeah that's why that MIT and the -- feels that way yeah so for me it takes me out of it but but -- Minus that I thought the move was to sort of OK still doesn't bother me as you know him honest and I was okay."

" I thought I was gonna hate the video and is actually. Kinda am I -- like get on I think. Severe mood I don't know what it while wanna say about the video that I did actually grow to like and seen. Why the choice made a shot these had a video I kind of felt like how cool is that we get to see. This time period shots it's a nationalist and documentary style and on video. There was a realism brought to any news -- brought to it that we haven't had a four. On the flip side on there -- sequences. That. This video was -- distancing because it felt like I'm watching the behind the scenes. All of the how the action scene was -- to -- rather then the actual scene at south com. So I don't think he's clocked in new I personally. I think Michael -- is working. Really loves what he continues imminent capture -- that this guy in the depth of field at the characters and listen to that the sky and the way that's styling looks on video. And time of day and when she was like he's on collateral because the marine layer and LA can only be seen on video can be Katharine don't. I think that is what he's an actor rather than the way. Meets someone watching deal. -- image shot and equality that image as opposed to death fueling the that it provokes. Moving out at you like I mean you like that about it either I'd like any collateral obligations and other -- shot on -- in sequence -- shot here. -- but I did it often felt very felt it was very distracting so what did you do get a mom Robin movie I -- really was very. Neck on I actually deciding on not blanking on what you guys. It in mentions on a biopic I'm just and her husband and a biopic I'm just cleaning. The mean. Anything from them their characters. I got nothing from Johnny Depp or personnel I got systematically started -- this has nothing. I've found nothing. In this movie that harassing me."

" Other movies including those in my commands Ramada -- Com ultimately. I just there's I couldn't I could not describe to you -- character John Dillinger or where they character Bob Melvin nervous well let's say there's not many they are so I didn't. Ideas and meet other people that are in this movie that I didn't know I just like Stephen -- dozens --"

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" But this is more blown away then you know an Iraq War many. I think Jeremy runners is is great I thought the whole cast is great."

" I think this movie has probably one of the most intense. And crazies. Sniper sequences of any movie I've ever seen I mean that sniper sequence. It was in mind blowing. So I enjoyed it -- that that's said from watching the trailer I didn't really have all that much higher expectations foregoing and because -- like yeah okay and -- around hydrazine -- and and anything sort of as a lead role even aided Donna we just heard he was amazing in. So -- at low expectations and and went in there are definitely scenes where you're just it's like so freaking intense. It's ridiculous it's gorgeous it looks gorgeous. It gets a little slow in them in the middle -- little bit about the end could've been a little chop chop chop I get which she was doing."

" So I don't think it's a perfect so many -- imagination but -- I thought it was a really really enjoyable fun. Yeah I liked a lot of it a lot of it."

" But it's interesting thing I didn't like is it sounds like exactly what you might I think I think they got to Hollywood. Because. Actually what happens is it turns into his movie about this superhuman. Man without fear rather than a human being and and and that kind of bugs me and I. I agree with you that basically what the movie is."

" Is a series of vignettes of."

" To this harms and it's incredible that she's she manages to basically put the character in."

" The same situation. Four or five times. I mean it's different little bit but it's basically doing the same thing. And it's whenever any less compelling. Intense and absolutely riveting you know it it and that's accomplishment and can't you know you see a bong disarm scene and lots of different movies but. Here."

" It it is sold in incredibly. Heart wrenching because. The point where he doesn't need to be doing to me it seems seems to happen over and over and he -- and consulting situations like yeah this. Which to me is like not the sort of superhero side where. It just detach us from reality for me and especially me and I I think it was really let down by the end because. It it it. Cuts --"

" Now John. No -- getting a lot of -- and for whatever -- in -- I just sort of liked it. I really expected to love this community and really just sort of like that and -- went wrong. I. I think Jerry written Renner is pattern here it is actually start tensions -- yeah it is injured. I think and it but it in this scene this movie is a lot like seeing Colin Farrell entirely engines is first American -- and also don't work don't. And it played very similar roles and being very anti hero and bad ass and use it you just wish you could be now that. Cool. On the just got a Christmas and that's that's remarkable I never really. Fell past tense I did in the opening sequence on the yes. I had understanding. And it. Ultimately not what I gleaned from his friends that wasn't there really are two kinds of war movies than there are. Armed soldiers are hero's life Saving Private Ryan and there's more madness like jarhead are only a jacket or whatever it. You know and this is the war madness. Genre. Arm then I -- the -- is not as much lighter than."

" Those tennis team yeah some sort I don't know stars on the madness tip isn't -- much. -- yeah it does as well as dangerous as doesn't mean. You know days. Well I don't say that you know the film and whatnot why -- love the stories incoming team that was terrific and on you know movies and other moves like this like blown away. Are about the size of the explosion and what. Have Linda then classically the biggest explosion. And this movie isn't about the size and explosion and kind of similar to what this got to anybody who lives. It's not an ocean -- it's not the dean tells an explosion and what. What that means that happened that you don't normally. Think about that Mike and -- saying a joke about things need to manulife when he sent in Italian that's such an idea airplane. I had. What happened when a bomb goes -- and I am very cool typical thing -- that the performances across the border great guy and a to some degree already in great once again candidates I don't know just like puck and he's like a party scene according gotten these scenes and these -- there weren't -- means I was should be a little bit more like generation kill. --"

" So when we want. First announcement. In its motion control pointing device I think the obvious. Idea McCain and everybody's head is hey. We're gonna get first person shooters that are gonna use that we're pointed expansion plans for insurance and seem pretty pretty natural. And we don't mean playing on the show a few offers for -- first person shares that important that call of duty in they're calling you on the horizon maybe a -- along a little -- Actually called did it was normally -- I -- medal of -- we actually got the light the light Ghana grow. -- and he's a classic that you put them when they make cauldron -- you know Dana. Anyway so but there hasn't been a from the ground up designed for the me first person shooter for that. Control what can -- naturally prime. Theoretically done. Well he asks first for Jeter went from time is much more -- platform and I guess it's it's a valid -- and I -- now well until now we'll say. Sega has done when there are touting as being DF PS for the Wii units moving onto it. We're talking about this week it's a young science fiction. First person shooter. Kind of in and around the Washington DC area and cool it's got a very I guess. Pretty standard conspiracies. Alien. Plot. But the cool thing about it is that all the controls are maps to go to the meat and none shock. The remote and and and -- and you can change them as much as you like in fact the local custom made customization has gained is pretty staggering you can literally. Change any of the placement of the on screen -- and and what we mapping the buttons however you want change the sensitivity of movement they've actually done a really great job making trying to make. The conversion of from going like this -- going like this as customizable as possible. I'm engine and interest and."

" To hear what you guys think about playing conduit on the week. I'm gonna interest I'm going to take that and evidence and I'd still what do you think about the current locker."

" And Johnny Depp thinkers in reality it's yeah. Regard ourselves as one big puzzle game. I figure out what they're talking about them that would be one week we do that the government all right. Honestly this morning actually just stay in the three shot and you just cut out one must -- and I -- that it. We're talking about random things company coverage at a TV cameras anyway sort of what I hasn't -- yeah. -- and I'm going up for. This season rolls yeah and that any area you my hero and that impact on the way."

" Well here's the edge. The popular -- this game is that I wasn't able to play very much -- it. Because. I'm gonna -- yeah I got extremely. Notions that. And why is that fans and -- any -- you've -- the road when motives like we're. Yeah it was you try to adjust the sensitivity and I digested there's different styles that puts on those on that it was best that was don't know moments out an -- ha -- trusted anymore. Things that I got to where I got things it's a great game. This for the first time. I I was I actually liked holding that none child and that we note to play gain it like. It would only be funds why this wouldn't be fine with the controller this is the way to have fun playing this game. I -- a reason to be using these things about like this isn't funding -- I have to. You know hone in and -- let just like. Playing one of the in -- in different way it's not like calling it damaging things slip like not the style of playing a game that's only fun that way until you nauseated yeah yeah. I just got to point wired up on upgrade tax mistakes were being introduced in new bigger guns and things. And I anticipate that they get even better and better so that's -- system seems to work really well I think this is a phenomenal gain for the me. Or birth running -- that matter and really this stuff was so much fun. Despite -- fact that -- a big deal coming from Dan checked her parents and their answer yeah -- Greg if I went down to -- hater I'm not no not renowned behavior now on emotion and effort -- exactly and I'd I'd. -- on that article from -- taco about that I agree with every African syllable of with. Controllers like there's a very good thing I've been asking are these guys check out of pocket. And I did and necklace are playing this game now than -- something to -- got what do you think Alex I felt all ranks all other. Renowned and we cater to noted we dislike her but I wouldn't say hate has boom box with hasn't been blocked."

" She got so I'm gonna start my review with this grand. Statement yeah. Did tech companies and anti. This game could very well be a great. Game. Oh but is -- but -- well also in my opinion. I hated it. While I wanna -- that. I'm saying is interest I seen what the potential of the -- I see why people are giving it great ratings because there is the potential that this is a great game. For someone who can get into and enjoyed it controls. I couldn't play this game for more than ten minutes at a time it was that -- I tried -- all different settings I walked has been a whole day playing this game in ten minute counts and five minutes of eating screening. Looking on a computer for ideas and then going back to I've tried sitting down. I tried sitting down directly in front McCain's computer or that the TV tonight standing -- standing side was a little bit. I've tried it all the way to think I was like I would did you say hey how did you try it here now probably did I tried everything else -- on it and I was like. I literally would play this game for ten minutes. -- thousand times not be able to do anything even remotely close to something skillful. Put the controllers -- ago I hate to say the states and walk away and go okay. Now that it was almost like this you see Homer Simpson like put it out walk off camera and then go like running got a good. I was like yes I. But not clear also went from front seat in what I -- you (%expletive) got and we I'm here this is what you wanna see ads but do it I don't cardinals yeah. Yeah he's doing an -- controlling other. And where and why looking up yeah that was hitting me who's here and that I had ten minutes of that and went okay that's not to act again. I tried. Everything I could get in this game and that's why I want to start by saying it could very well be a great game for people who can who can get into that control mechanics of it. I could not. Cracking and that is to say maybe that's why -- don't like do we think is that I literally just don't happen the schedule brain connection to be able to control it."

" It because we're old and crotchety -- said no way is I. I would be I would gather there's a lot of weight when he said that some guys from using and 45 and -- I was saying that how did you."

" What did you think about it is that I I mean and at that everything else it was like this could be a great weekend and yeah don't have that we can you want experience of -- edit I oscillation and wildly between this game has lost some too I hate this I wanna play anymore."

" And it's interesting because those moments were when things were rocking and I was rock and and then. -- the difficulty ramps up now to the point. When when the assets the F. I had I changed it I it was so hard and -- the same thing over again once spot that put it's easy it was that I don't know how far you get guys got to serve you did -- past the White House Obama again on I got us seats. Yeah trust -- okay. It gives."

" Like there's a point where when it passes the F when that phone lots of guys that you as in any other first as a shooter. For me that's when the controls -- falls apart because I was not able to easily switch between weapons I was not able to you. I was not able to negotiate. The real intense battles. As much as well as I wish I had and that led to frustration for me and it may very well be what you're saying is that. Right in committee wouldn't either taken more practice or I just don't have the skills that are necessary but win it was. A few enemies at a time and I'm going through room isn't taking -- out and thrown grenade I mean once I got them the grenade throw down which takes a -- like a -- this channel real steady and then throw with this hand. There was some it took awhile -- and there's some really minded."

" Been lobbing evident in it but I track and how much -- getting cheaper crack."

" Yeah and there's a really fun. Gun types I mean the design of the game is fairly generic and it also is a shame you know that. It feels like I'm playing pain and 64 game practically. -- But there's a lot of fun to be found though that any tax or interesting and fun isn't going to Washington DC is cool."

" In just at a metro I got to apply -- like I and I literally don't wanna put myself through this it's sequence because it."

" It's like I am one of the doing of it is frustrating. Rather -- the."

" Sunnis and pop that up about on the mountain Lebanon went on I was on the opposite. I -- drop I didn't know I had really do not medium yeah anyway or -- its just -- give I give the guys a lot of credit for designing it and and putting a lot of effort into making it work in and I think it does the most part -- is I've won a player I I think Guidant probably enjoy this than those I would've played I was excited to play more. And I. Could it not. Yeah my body would not let alone -- mind then if I guess my -- and then I'll let you stuck your ball doctor about yeah."

" We're back again with comments has been a -- in a while well it's -- do in this leading up to comic -- elegant elegant and -- yeah -- you are are joined. We talked about comments -- very."

" Heavily featured. Superhero comics. And I think it's interesting this time we're going to be talking about. Two very not superhero comics but I think it's it's cool that it shows what comics can also do it right. And the first -- and talk about is a book that a lot of people have recommended to us into the points and -- sent. The book we actually read to us I think you for doing that appreciate it. It's Robert -- walking dead -- and we read this the first hard cover which is the first one issues and as -- huge comic fan I'm a little embarrassed the -- I had read it before now it was one of those books that for whatever reason I overlooked. But it's very much a fan favorite and the reason for that is everybody loves on -- he doesn't does a book about eight -- Lebanese town. Couldn't let -- kill them and to reiterate you're walking that is the comma we're going you know during the walking down right yeah which is one of those when when you peoples and you got honoring that. Because we're pretentious hey calls. So -- it is these zombie apocalypse. King classic zombie apocalypse scenario. In this case a guy wakes up yet he's a cop who was in a coma. And wakes up. Posts zombie apocalypse to wakes up and you know in a hospital -- crap everybody is coming down and attempts to find his family. It is Robert curtain --"

" Idea of and long ongoing zombie story and I'm curious Alex if you liked it take and is on movies are big fans on the -- is a black and white comic. And so you know it's a little bit different when he's going to be it actually feels color like I didn't even remember that it was this lengthy dissent there's great great toned coloring now in the book and few different artists I don't when it was. Published I think it was like 2004 that it was it was both -- wrapping its audio Aynaoui his image right. Is it after Tony does everything right in the middle of law like out of this non GAAP. Well here's the things yeah -- says here's an am. I enjoy made it very much the locking dead. That's said to me and there wasn't or really anything new or innovative Tunisia."

" Honor. Of the zombie. Movie slash. Comic book. Now let me slash slash I mean there's Disney on this story telling grandma. We're talking -- it has yeah I mean like he starts the -- 28 days later started exactly guy -- hospital and doesn't know what's going on and nobody's around and then get. Gets attacked by -- is what how this now he it's his dominant. Hours on -- book. There were a couple. Things that I ever really like I loved -- the art style. Love the -- southwest and Nortel overall because it is different artists throughout even the volume we saw between Morrissey and it seems pretty. Pretty uniform in Manhattan little flavor here and then but it seemed pretty uniform to -- so it. Though there were more art people in the book he didn't really change -- New -- news -- going -- people. So -- a couple issues. With some."

" What I -- work. Emotional changes on a dime. That happened a lot throughout this book where in one pound guys smiling in the next panel he's yelling and something you don't get to see that nice transition I usually get to see. You know that like he. You know when you look back -- penny yeah I can see in this panel that thing that's gonna make him go here. Who knows that there were a little bit because like quick snaps it kind of pull me up comic who went to seemed so. Sudden but there are some really fun moments there were some truly genuine like oh crap zombie moments and I got really get -- page turning -- oh and it's up I mean you fly through it and where it lands at the end of it is something that's like. Oh -- statement we're ready -- in -- so I think overall I really I really like this Dan did you trillion euros over or know all."

" Yeah even if I could yeah I haven't gotten a little. I read these first I read these trains when their -- trains when they came out. An editor at the time when it was written about it and it had a time where we were right miss them all goes on -- movies and it might take away from it. Why is so what you know -- there's nothing in this comment and I haven't are being seen. Many times before. Now on me reading upon me me. And given some distance from the zombie movie. What they are doing Heisman -- fiscal. The government since. -- It was much better I think your perspective I can I can see it for what it is rather than what it's related -- And I got three months. A much better comic and -- the first time I think what it does not ours is even hard to get even in in reading like this because. What we don't get out of this movies. Is spending a year with these people and -- happen which is exactly what you when he went right you know and I think even even. Moving often this comment and invest five years over time and I'm sure that the group that where wit. There may be some people are that is in some completely new and different people and dad how people in the bottom of forever in the people you just me -- put more. As a as a road as of experience there in issues of the characters. Which is pretty awesome that a median continue that that being said. This same problem I had with on the invincible that we reviewed cardinals -- What this and that and on. His not an S carriers have distinct voices and all the dialogue in this comic is. I'll exposition canady says I'll that is all that's an eight yes it could be said by anybody around me. Off all dialogue is the dog is is there. Plus the story board not to explain this story and the media need -- to have that to a degree but there are comments out there that are able doing to have. Kept people have a conversation the other conversation. Inside story as opposed to the conversation is just narrow reading this story. All contingent of the next -- we're talking not does on yeah. So. I found that'll determine the pacing was there's a few moments that did not earn their romance and a on the pacing was so abrupt. That it I wish I was with asthma -- exists because some other things we're really the plot it's a taste in and I didn't mind the way it's being told is a little bay."

" Tayshaun is a huge hindrance remembrances. Man I almost agree word for word with what you just said. It's it is all of that it's it's a fun marine but. I completely agree about the dialogue is just a little too plain and Vanilla and X posit Torre and it. I don't I wanted it's she who have these characters -- people that I've done rather than the situation being the thing that I dug in to Anna and maybe they grow as if we knew where to continue reading Morgan has been going for. For years since this came out. -- I completely agree and I think it's -- it's a -- that's very easy to enjoy I don't I don't mean like dotting the is. And don't read comments this is for you and -- right particularly if there's an art is great it's out on its. Don't let alone let loose an artist withdrawing gore and that he had always fun to see you know without getting -- stuff -- get active or just this second book we're going to be talking about is much more underground in -- and this is something that I'm a fan recommended immediate winner. And on what is happening here Amazon's like you know what I'm gonna -- We know and very little about -- your Amazon I was near Amazon I was on the Congo but now. It's. Called Brighton and grew lightly and it's from -- first time writer named Hanna bearing interest and I'm site where you want Apple's let's say -- realized -- Apple is really -- is really closely at that -- me and I was on Amazon who. It doesn't look at -- and -- it's on rats. A if he's so first time. Artist first time it's an artist and writer single person in the whole thing at hand and various her name and it's into British. -- noir mystery in the style of Agatha Christie almost. Very kind of -- a row. And it's about this very. All the little man who is a private investigator and he has seen some dark days and it's for some reason is speaking to -- eighteen bag. You're a tea bag as -- now Todd is speaking here and they -- what exactly. Speed it would -- continued seem kind of if we don't really know why honestly yeah I want -- it. But it's it's a mystery and it is he's a private investigator and a dark and sexy woman comes into his opinions varying art trends and Powell yes exactly I know you like no wires. Mystery is who -- I think -- to take a convert and make this kind of story what do you think."

" On big time being in this week's episode. For me you and your testicle you guys think -- of -- and not use. -- Once again I didn't know what to get out of this experience and I have not already gotten out of all the uncertain -- are stories. Com -- is phenomenal Reno's comic. No more so than any other I felt I -- does -- I was reading a comment I felt like I was watching and I mean if I don't know playing my mind. The art is very very European. Reminds him like -- the -- Upon. I really is gorgeous and seeing this large format is really enjoyable Allison is more comments that way. But story wise. -- I mean if you love. -- You should definitely read this comment it is it is for fans of the genre does not supersede this on palace and a cancer answered that's my biggest -- and and if it doesn't supersede that's what it says transcendent and it."

" I yeah I actually really enjoy this comment I thought you know maybe because I haven't had as much in the way of of interest in new morrow as a as a but beyond that I I didn't get this really -- on to be funny not because they don't out of --"

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" So. I was gonna -- Tokyo but. So yeah I know I I actually really enjoyed this I think you're right I had. It was like watching Annie yeah got a little -- this is an accident an opinion -- right here eyelids I. I was yeah he's honestly it's like the exam -- and gets -- and solve the so."

" Yes so I agree with you it was like watching an animated movie that you didn't actually feeling you reading coming flies it really does FLAC. And then some really interesting moments in it. Com that you know let him waking up. It after having this experience that you don't even get to see. And it was like well of course that's like the best way to describe how crazy that must've been."

" Because -- he isn't what you get to remember you know I mean like just. Some great taxes. That the story really flowed very well I started when the T bank Canada."

" I was a little bit like Hopkins. How is this can be explained and then how quick throws like really -- explain it because that is -- Somebody does like."

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" So I really actually enjoyed it ally and a guy I like to -- you it's not a but life changing experience this is this really wonderful short little story. And it is very dark. And back and very interesting and it and it's dense. And in order to follow the intricacies of the mystery you I found myself going back pages and I'll. That's what we found that out and that's on me you know it. And I love that I love I love mysteries and -- they don't read mystery novels but. I I enjoy a great well spun mystery items shocked that this is her first."

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" Also leisure check out JD's world other Revision 3 -- shock -- from a north Allan thank. And he does Iran -- with biweekly rant on Revision 3 is. Very stimulating let's just put that on the entry and on about raising concerns about -- I can only imagine -- com slash G vis. World all right let's get TUR email of the week dear Bradley's. That's that's. I consider myself to be very dedicating key comics movies TV shows and games. And one of my favorite. Anyone of those hobbies enough to occupy my time on a weekly basis. But also have a full time job and it life. It's tricky. I feel like and consuming as much geek media as my schedule can possibly handle and then I -- totally rad show out. The amount of movies TV show is games and -- the three discussed on the show at any given we are enough to put me to shame my question science. How do you find the time necessary to devote to multiple hobby slash interests. While still having time for a normal life outside of geek that's assuming that we happens. And -- case -- your job how do you keep what should be fun it from becoming a -- like vomiting. Or not enjoying games and everything. Is it difficult to Deke juggling act."

" Jeffrey how do you handle -- all you you've seen --"

" Weekly eating heads off chickens."

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" I won't say maybe it is."

" It is this is challenge you know -- that's assuming that we even have normalized but yeah I mean I try to do is tough all the time that is not. This show end up under this pretty you know I've played basketball on weekends and I -- let's give us up but I tend to find that when I sit down for a television or when an unpopular in the media game. Lesson the last am I able to do something that doesn't. Is not applicable to the show and I am I -- and and that's and that's challenging in the second part of this question which is. You know how does that not become mature at a certain point I think you know it doesn't can't say anything you do in life that you have to do feels like BitTorrent sometimes I think we have the luxury. Of being able to really decide what we wanna talk about on the show so I -- I love all the stuff. That we are able to do but it is does get jam packed and it's not easy so he basically don't have an answer and a somehow doesn't it all intents and now Dan -- the -- sometime this there I mean."

" There's nothing I -- does feel like work this is a lot to get done now but for the most part is is really all stuff that I ending consuming any way. So then this shows the -- soon. Would monetize their eyes and make it you know -- job on the right."

" You know -- And in my as far as -- know what else has -- that doesn't really can exist for -- even even if I'm hanging on my girlfriend were going to the means or watching -- mean. And are read on the didn't mean more to the point it's it when people say I wanna make a web show which -- anywhere to about. That's the thing is we need a wedge about the stuff we're genuinely yeah I NN news or are you doing are doing it anyway I mean for me the biggest. -- all this time sock is. In the Tina. Now you think it wouldn't you think because we cannot record things that you don't have to be on schedule went on because of that ability. There's I don't know I'm more I'm -- can repair work or not any. They're going to meet next and I'm glad I just didn't get -- and there's nothing more daunting dancing and I only have 20% left. It's an innocent I got a clear that team looking to become -- gonna watch and yet it is. Absolutely. No work so it's almost like work you made that you get a pattern that's my side out of character actors -- lot of me."

" For me I would say that I actually. Appreciate the fact that I am I'm forcing myself to play games that I wouldn't play usually for game's most movies like fun excuse for two hours and done games is where it's really really. Difficult week to week is because you have two days and you wanna play as a much you know like. We will I want to get through ghost busters and that is that takes however many hours -- twenty hours into. Mass -- and that would dean finished again that's twenty hours in three days because you only have thirty is. Whereas before. I might pick up massive facts and and that's again that I play for two months. And I switched to a new game so this thing actually really like about doing the show is it forces me to sit down and play these games. I've played more games in the last two years and I probably have in my entire life because I was not a guy who would. Pick up again on Monday the dumber than by Wednesday and then want to pick up a game on Thursday to claim more I would usually just scratch all of those games and lingua."

" And especially and we should have on another episode about the kind of balance. When you see these reviews online and even our discussions this stuff on the show. Is based on very compressed and -- have no time to be -- the money under any and a lot of people don't. Experienced their media that well a lot of people relax and pop band when they have time yeah."

" You can play an -- and experience it is different. Yet another discussion yeah assay was it's really easy for me -- associate the fact that I have to place on the I have to watch something. It's enjoyable enjoyable it is not enjoyable is not enjoyable and I have to. I have to be doing it -- thank you may exacerbate the fact that I don't like something. But it never goes from while this would be enjoyable -- didn't have to plan -- doesn't need. And apples and oranges but thank you -- so much. For the question he'd like to have your email answer on the show please please send your FEMA to send acts totally rad show."

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" Circle that landing. Around brethren as I've done to our from the electric playground and today on the show is with the utmost importance. They talk about the movies public enemy. Her locker the video -- the conduit. And comic -- the walking dead. Or you might just end -- like --"

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" And to our popular summer format of one big flat one small -- tonight's top starting on flex its details starting off our Republican in her locker -- start off with public endings. So public enemies is from director Michael Mann who's on. Regarded as in Kenya and other cops and robbers when he's. He created in Miami Vice -- didn't mean. Didn't music thief and manhunt terror. And he's collateral. Arm and in a later went online. And it ansari and and also mean. Heat which is which is has what's widely known as one of the greatest bank robbery sequences ever found. Well he decides to make public any means about one of the greatest noon bank robbers dot com. I innocent as strangers to -- than he gains and the insider so public enemies stars Johnny Depp as John Dillinger. And it's basically what in touch bulls was four -- messing -- compounding this is for John Dillinger and I guess -- per SE. It is played by Christian now and babyface Nelson and couple that the whole gang on those -- we've only heard. Before. So are also reported last -- last crop -- last three -- shot -- and I'm sure we'll have. Alex lot of opinions on that and then maybe generalist come I don't know so -- Jeff what did you think."

" A public enemy is I her locker. -- situation."

" I don't know what can raise your hand if government. I I feel like it's. Public enemies. For the most part. I don't think it's the film heat is on which I'm I'm a huge fans in -- is not but I I think -- isn't and he isn't like -- anyone else -- you like you know yeah I even illegal I didn't look I'm I think it's fantastic movie and it does that follow the good guys follow a bad guy inevitably shape. You know -- cross paths. Which this movie is attending to deal all cell and I I just don't think. It's succeeds in the same way it's. Johnny Depp is just such a charismatic leading man and every time he's on screen it is. In rendering an independent fascinating to watch him work I also thought. The woman whose name's Jason the thing on their -- caused hardship who won the Academy Award right now. She's she's great to what I was not enough of her and I wish that the -- what section of the film is as much more a love story and then. Then the wrestling movie and I think it really work and I don't think it built up to that. As well as it could have gone. I like to handle them that and of this mean much more than the lead up because it and it it really isn't a mild panic we don't really learn a lot about John Dillinger hormel and -- for example. And you know spoiler alert but you know they have -- thing at the end where they say what happened after movie ends and you find out that he commits suicide it's like well we didn't even get a hint of and conflict in this god wouldn't that you know so it's -- it's a shame I don't feel like balloons. About these people as much as I would have liked the ride was was was typical."

" So this it was shot honey Sony F 23 camera. And some of the internal scenes. Bed."

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" I've been on record with some my command south in the past about not. Like king and also some not gives us up like republika had a really big problem with of the shooting films I think screen. For being shot on --"

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" For me personally and it's all personal preference thing I feel like this story makes sense being shown. In this way. And it doesn't ever feel light. -- those cinematographer and director are fighting against that choice in this movie I really felt like. They said we're gonna shoot some video is going to be real dot goes I'll hand held but then they fought against it so much because there are some shots that are like these. Great locked off beautiful shots. That don't really make sense in the world that you are going to be dirty hand held video guy. And I felt like there were times in the middle scenes where you would see the camera just cheer for no reason almost like a cinematographer was going. A result -- is handled can't see the guy can't count so it really was distract me. And -- stuff where action happens like that one of the big end to gun battles to me was un watchable -- just some want to what was like this is stupid it looks like. That the TV's that you see to have the like 120 motion -- motion and it does. And I was stupid I'm gonna turn that off that's what that's what's -- what their."

" Yeah that's why that MIT and the -- feels that way yeah so for me it takes me out of it but but -- Minus that I thought the move was to sort of OK still doesn't bother me as you know him honest and I was okay."

" I thought I was gonna hate the video and is actually. Kinda am I -- like get on I think. Severe mood I don't know what it while wanna say about the video that I did actually grow to like and seen. Why the choice made a shot these had a video I kind of felt like how cool is that we get to see. This time period shots it's a nationalist and documentary style and on video. There was a realism brought to any news -- brought to it that we haven't had a four. On the flip side on there -- sequences. That. This video was -- distancing because it felt like I'm watching the behind the scenes. All of the how the action scene was -- to -- rather then the actual scene at south com. So I don't think he's clocked in new I personally. I think Michael -- is working. Really loves what he continues imminent capture -- that this guy in the depth of field at the characters and listen to that the sky and the way that's styling looks on video. And time of day and when she was like he's on collateral because the marine layer and LA can only be seen on video can be Katharine don't. I think that is what he's an actor rather than the way. Meets someone watching deal. -- image shot and equality that image as opposed to death fueling the that it provokes. Moving out at you like I mean you like that about it either I'd like any collateral obligations and other -- shot on -- in sequence -- shot here. -- but I did it often felt very felt it was very distracting so what did you do get a mom Robin movie I -- really was very. Neck on I actually deciding on not blanking on what you guys. It in mentions on a biopic I'm just and her husband and a biopic I'm just cleaning. The mean. Anything from them their characters. I got nothing from Johnny Depp or personnel I got systematically started -- this has nothing. I've found nothing. In this movie that harassing me."

" Other movies including those in my commands Ramada -- Com ultimately. I just there's I couldn't I could not describe to you -- character John Dillinger or where they character Bob Melvin nervous well let's say there's not many they are so I didn't. Ideas and meet other people that are in this movie that I didn't know I just like Stephen -- dozens --"

" Cheatham -- change things and can't contain -- and it. I know -- good idea as the CNN's Michael -- anything cast big names in bit parts that don't -- face an -- it is. --"

" Up pretty booklet that yeah homered as the people that where -- in the end that you saw in almost every scene and you didn't know in Britain and inside and his actions. So -- and I know he was running behind."

" Yeah and -- ask Palin seemed so."

" he's Republicans having fun. -- blocker. Is at from director Catherine bail out I would love she had -- in deuce Bigelow."

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" So and you can tell me. I'm not really -- that features thing -- so. I she's if she's a phenomenal director -- who bust that door down on the female stereotype. By making. What we can sort of -- lingered to refer to as. Dude movies. She's a master of all genres and drain the hard -- with near dark the science fiction movie strange days. The action movies men and paper and a New England -- brain brain. And well. About 1019 widow makers some -- I mean she's on. And angina questionnaire a lot I think is really underrated understand with -- there are -- enough or for it's yeah it's freaking intense. Yeah. Get past the accent yeah there's an order. Any planets so you got that here Kathryn Bigelow tackles the Iraq War film. On big commitment that I think that's misleading because I think I'll wrap film and work on the conjure. Certain images but it really is a bomb squad found so it's it's it's blown away to think -- it's just squad. Yeah the liquid bombs and I'm SR is Jeremy Renner. Is and -- bomb squad specialist team. And his team and talk about a couple casting famous people and small roles that -- also like a favorite like and we're glad game at that are so. Yep and got out of Marshall. We are Marshall. The kid from which I think it is easy and we are marshals on -- is his his friend a guy that guy and a different so go ahead -- while I -- really enjoyed this -- I was I was sort of surprised because."

" Iraq War movie not my cup T it was like --"

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" But this is more blown away then you know an Iraq War many. I think Jeremy runners is is great I thought the whole cast is great."

" I think this movie has probably one of the most intense. And crazies. Sniper sequences of any movie I've ever seen I mean that sniper sequence. It was in mind blowing. So I enjoyed it -- that that's said from watching the trailer I didn't really have all that much higher expectations foregoing and because -- like yeah okay and -- around hydrazine -- and and anything sort of as a lead role even aided Donna we just heard he was amazing in. So -- at low expectations and and went in there are definitely scenes where you're just it's like so freaking intense. It's ridiculous it's gorgeous it looks gorgeous. It gets a little slow in them in the middle -- little bit about the end could've been a little chop chop chop I get which she was doing."

" So I don't think it's a perfect so many -- imagination but -- I thought it was a really really enjoyable fun. Yeah I liked a lot of it a lot of it."

" But it's interesting thing I didn't like is it sounds like exactly what you might I think I think they got to Hollywood. Because. Actually what happens is it turns into his movie about this superhuman. Man without fear rather than a human being and and and that kind of bugs me and I. I agree with you that basically what the movie is."

" Is a series of vignettes of."

" To this harms and it's incredible that she's she manages to basically put the character in."

" The same situation. Four or five times. I mean it's different little bit but it's basically doing the same thing. And it's whenever any less compelling. Intense and absolutely riveting you know it it and that's accomplishment and can't you know you see a bong disarm scene and lots of different movies but. Here."

" It it is sold in incredibly. Heart wrenching because. The point where he doesn't need to be doing to me it seems seems to happen over and over and he -- and consulting situations like yeah this. Which to me is like not the sort of superhero side where. It just detach us from reality for me and especially me and I I think it was really let down by the end because. It it it. Cuts --"

" Now John. No -- getting a lot of -- and for whatever -- in -- I just sort of liked it. I really expected to love this community and really just sort of like that and -- went wrong. I. I think Jerry written Renner is pattern here it is actually start tensions -- yeah it is injured. I think and it but it in this scene this movie is a lot like seeing Colin Farrell entirely engines is first American -- and also don't work don't. And it played very similar roles and being very anti hero and bad ass and use it you just wish you could be now that. Cool. On the just got a Christmas and that's that's remarkable I never really. Fell past tense I did in the opening sequence on the yes. I had understanding. And it. Ultimately not what I gleaned from his friends that wasn't there really are two kinds of war movies than there are. Armed soldiers are hero's life Saving Private Ryan and there's more madness like jarhead are only a jacket or whatever it. You know and this is the war madness. Genre. Arm then I -- the -- is not as much lighter than."

" Those tennis team yeah some sort I don't know stars on the madness tip isn't -- much. -- yeah it does as well as dangerous as doesn't mean. You know days. Well I don't say that you know the film and whatnot why -- love the stories incoming team that was terrific and on you know movies and other moves like this like blown away. Are about the size of the explosion and what. Have Linda then classically the biggest explosion. And this movie isn't about the size and explosion and kind of similar to what this got to anybody who lives. It's not an ocean -- it's not the dean tells an explosion and what. What that means that happened that you don't normally. Think about that Mike and -- saying a joke about things need to manulife when he sent in Italian that's such an idea airplane. I had. What happened when a bomb goes -- and I am very cool typical thing -- that the performances across the border great guy and a to some degree already in great once again candidates I don't know just like puck and he's like a party scene according gotten these scenes and these -- there weren't -- means I was should be a little bit more like generation kill. --"

" So when we want. First announcement. In its motion control pointing device I think the obvious. Idea McCain and everybody's head is hey. We're gonna get first person shooters that are gonna use that we're pointed expansion plans for insurance and seem pretty pretty natural. And we don't mean playing on the show a few offers for -- first person shares that important that call of duty in they're calling you on the horizon maybe a -- along a little -- Actually called did it was normally -- I -- medal of -- we actually got the light the light Ghana grow. -- and he's a classic that you put them when they make cauldron -- you know Dana. Anyway so but there hasn't been a from the ground up designed for the me first person shooter for that. Control what can -- naturally prime. Theoretically done. Well he asks first for Jeter went from time is much more -- platform and I guess it's it's a valid -- and I -- now well until now we'll say. Sega has done when there are touting as being DF PS for the Wii units moving onto it. We're talking about this week it's a young science fiction. First person shooter. Kind of in and around the Washington DC area and cool it's got a very I guess. Pretty standard conspiracies. Alien. Plot. But the cool thing about it is that all the controls are maps to go to the meat and none shock. The remote and and and -- and you can change them as much as you like in fact the local custom made customization has gained is pretty staggering you can literally. Change any of the placement of the on screen -- and and what we mapping the buttons however you want change the sensitivity of movement they've actually done a really great job making trying to make. The conversion of from going like this -- going like this as customizable as possible. I'm engine and interest and."

" To hear what you guys think about playing conduit on the week. I'm gonna interest I'm going to take that and evidence and I'd still what do you think about the current locker."

" And Johnny Depp thinkers in reality it's yeah. Regard ourselves as one big puzzle game. I figure out what they're talking about them that would be one week we do that the government all right. Honestly this morning actually just stay in the three shot and you just cut out one must -- and I -- that it. We're talking about random things company coverage at a TV cameras anyway sort of what I hasn't -- yeah. -- and I'm going up for. This season rolls yeah and that any area you my hero and that impact on the way."

" Well here's the edge. The popular -- this game is that I wasn't able to play very much -- it. Because. I'm gonna -- yeah I got extremely. Notions that. And why is that fans and -- any -- you've -- the road when motives like we're. Yeah it was you try to adjust the sensitivity and I digested there's different styles that puts on those on that it was best that was don't know moments out an -- ha -- trusted anymore. Things that I got to where I got things it's a great game. This for the first time. I I was I actually liked holding that none child and that we note to play gain it like. It would only be funds why this wouldn't be fine with the controller this is the way to have fun playing this game. I -- a reason to be using these things about like this isn't funding -- I have to. You know hone in and -- let just like. Playing one of the in -- in different way it's not like calling it damaging things slip like not the style of playing a game that's only fun that way until you nauseated yeah yeah. I just got to point wired up on upgrade tax mistakes were being introduced in new bigger guns and things. And I anticipate that they get even better and better so that's -- system seems to work really well I think this is a phenomenal gain for the me. Or birth running -- that matter and really this stuff was so much fun. Despite -- fact that -- a big deal coming from Dan checked her parents and their answer yeah -- Greg if I went down to -- hater I'm not no not renowned behavior now on emotion and effort -- exactly and I'd I'd. -- on that article from -- taco about that I agree with every African syllable of with. Controllers like there's a very good thing I've been asking are these guys check out of pocket. And I did and necklace are playing this game now than -- something to -- got what do you think Alex I felt all ranks all other. Renowned and we cater to noted we dislike her but I wouldn't say hate has boom box with hasn't been blocked."

" She got so I'm gonna start my review with this grand. Statement yeah. Did tech companies and anti. This game could very well be a great. Game. Oh but is -- but -- well also in my opinion. I hated it. While I wanna -- that. I'm saying is interest I seen what the potential of the -- I see why people are giving it great ratings because there is the potential that this is a great game. For someone who can get into and enjoyed it controls. I couldn't play this game for more than ten minutes at a time it was that -- I tried -- all different settings I walked has been a whole day playing this game in ten minute counts and five minutes of eating screening. Looking on a computer for ideas and then going back to I've tried sitting down. I tried sitting down directly in front McCain's computer or that the TV tonight standing -- standing side was a little bit. I've tried it all the way to think I was like I would did you say hey how did you try it here now probably did I tried everything else -- on it and I was like. I literally would play this game for ten minutes. -- thousand times not be able to do anything even remotely close to something skillful. Put the controllers -- ago I hate to say the states and walk away and go okay. Now that it was almost like this you see Homer Simpson like put it out walk off camera and then go like running got a good. I was like yes I. But not clear also went from front seat in what I -- you (%expletive) got and we I'm here this is what you wanna see ads but do it I don't cardinals yeah. Yeah he's doing an -- controlling other. And where and why looking up yeah that was hitting me who's here and that I had ten minutes of that and went okay that's not to act again. I tried. Everything I could get in this game and that's why I want to start by saying it could very well be a great game for people who can who can get into that control mechanics of it. I could not. Cracking and that is to say maybe that's why -- don't like do we think is that I literally just don't happen the schedule brain connection to be able to control it."

" It because we're old and crotchety -- said no way is I. I would be I would gather there's a lot of weight when he said that some guys from using and 45 and -- I was saying that how did you."

" What did you think about it is that I I mean and at that everything else it was like this could be a great weekend and yeah don't have that we can you want experience of -- edit I oscillation and wildly between this game has lost some too I hate this I wanna play anymore."

" And it's interesting because those moments were when things were rocking and I was rock and and then. -- the difficulty ramps up now to the point. When when the assets the F. I had I changed it I it was so hard and -- the same thing over again once spot that put it's easy it was that I don't know how far you get guys got to serve you did -- past the White House Obama again on I got us seats. Yeah trust -- okay. It gives."

" Like there's a point where when it passes the F when that phone lots of guys that you as in any other first as a shooter. For me that's when the controls -- falls apart because I was not able to easily switch between weapons I was not able to you. I was not able to negotiate. The real intense battles. As much as well as I wish I had and that led to frustration for me and it may very well be what you're saying is that. Right in committee wouldn't either taken more practice or I just don't have the skills that are necessary but win it was. A few enemies at a time and I'm going through room isn't taking -- out and thrown grenade I mean once I got them the grenade throw down which takes a -- like a -- this channel real steady and then throw with this hand. There was some it took awhile -- and there's some really minded."

" Been lobbing evident in it but I track and how much -- getting cheaper crack."

" Yeah and there's a really fun. Gun types I mean the design of the game is fairly generic and it also is a shame you know that. It feels like I'm playing pain and 64 game practically. -- But there's a lot of fun to be found though that any tax or interesting and fun isn't going to Washington DC is cool."

" In just at a metro I got to apply -- like I and I literally don't wanna put myself through this it's sequence because it."

" It's like I am one of the doing of it is frustrating. Rather -- the."

" Sunnis and pop that up about on the mountain Lebanon went on I was on the opposite. I -- drop I didn't know I had really do not medium yeah anyway or -- its just -- give I give the guys a lot of credit for designing it and and putting a lot of effort into making it work in and I think it does the most part -- is I've won a player I I think Guidant probably enjoy this than those I would've played I was excited to play more. And I. Could it not. Yeah my body would not let alone -- mind then if I guess my -- and then I'll let you stuck your ball doctor about yeah."

" We're back again with comments has been a -- in a while well it's -- do in this leading up to comic -- elegant elegant and -- yeah -- you are are joined. We talked about comments -- very."

" Heavily featured. Superhero comics. And I think it's interesting this time we're going to be talking about. Two very not superhero comics but I think it's it's cool that it shows what comics can also do it right. And the first -- and talk about is a book that a lot of people have recommended to us into the points and -- sent. The book we actually read to us I think you for doing that appreciate it. It's Robert -- walking dead -- and we read this the first hard cover which is the first one issues and as -- huge comic fan I'm a little embarrassed the -- I had read it before now it was one of those books that for whatever reason I overlooked. But it's very much a fan favorite and the reason for that is everybody loves on -- he doesn't does a book about eight -- Lebanese town. Couldn't let -- kill them and to reiterate you're walking that is the comma we're going you know during the walking down right yeah which is one of those when when you peoples and you got honoring that. Because we're pretentious hey calls. So -- it is these zombie apocalypse. King classic zombie apocalypse scenario. In this case a guy wakes up yet he's a cop who was in a coma. And wakes up. Posts zombie apocalypse to wakes up and you know in a hospital -- crap everybody is coming down and attempts to find his family. It is Robert curtain --"

" Idea of and long ongoing zombie story and I'm curious Alex if you liked it take and is on movies are big fans on the -- is a black and white comic. And so you know it's a little bit different when he's going to be it actually feels color like I didn't even remember that it was this lengthy dissent there's great great toned coloring now in the book and few different artists I don't when it was. Published I think it was like 2004 that it was it was both -- wrapping its audio Aynaoui his image right. Is it after Tony does everything right in the middle of law like out of this non GAAP. Well here's the things yeah -- says here's an am. I enjoy made it very much the locking dead. That's said to me and there wasn't or really anything new or innovative Tunisia."

" Honor. Of the zombie. Movie slash. Comic book. Now let me slash slash I mean there's Disney on this story telling grandma. We're talking -- it has yeah I mean like he starts the -- 28 days later started exactly guy -- hospital and doesn't know what's going on and nobody's around and then get. Gets attacked by -- is what how this now he it's his dominant. Hours on -- book. There were a couple. Things that I ever really like I loved -- the art style. Love the -- southwest and Nortel overall because it is different artists throughout even the volume we saw between Morrissey and it seems pretty. Pretty uniform in Manhattan little flavor here and then but it seemed pretty uniform to -- so it. Though there were more art people in the book he didn't really change -- New -- news -- going -- people. So -- a couple issues. With some."

" What I -- work. Emotional changes on a dime. That happened a lot throughout this book where in one pound guys smiling in the next panel he's yelling and something you don't get to see that nice transition I usually get to see. You know that like he. You know when you look back -- penny yeah I can see in this panel that thing that's gonna make him go here. Who knows that there were a little bit because like quick snaps it kind of pull me up comic who went to seemed so. Sudden but there are some really fun moments there were some truly genuine like oh crap zombie moments and I got really get -- page turning -- oh and it's up I mean you fly through it and where it lands at the end of it is something that's like. Oh -- statement we're ready -- in -- so I think overall I really I really like this Dan did you trillion euros over or know all."

" Yeah even if I could yeah I haven't gotten a little. I read these first I read these trains when their -- trains when they came out. An editor at the time when it was written about it and it had a time where we were right miss them all goes on -- movies and it might take away from it. Why is so what you know -- there's nothing in this comment and I haven't are being seen. Many times before. Now on me reading upon me me. And given some distance from the zombie movie. What they are doing Heisman -- fiscal. The government since. -- It was much better I think your perspective I can I can see it for what it is rather than what it's related -- And I got three months. A much better comic and -- the first time I think what it does not ours is even hard to get even in in reading like this because. What we don't get out of this movies. Is spending a year with these people and -- happen which is exactly what you when he went right you know and I think even even. Moving often this comment and invest five years over time and I'm sure that the group that where wit. There may be some people are that is in some completely new and different people and dad how people in the bottom of forever in the people you just me -- put more. As a as a road as of experience there in issues of the characters. Which is pretty awesome that a median continue that that being said. This same problem I had with on the invincible that we reviewed cardinals -- What this and that and on. His not an S carriers have distinct voices and all the dialogue in this comic is. I'll exposition canady says I'll that is all that's an eight yes it could be said by anybody around me. Off all dialogue is the dog is is there. Plus the story board not to explain this story and the media need -- to have that to a degree but there are comments out there that are able doing to have. Kept people have a conversation the other conversation. Inside story as opposed to the conversation is just narrow reading this story. All contingent of the next -- we're talking not does on yeah. So. I found that'll determine the pacing was there's a few moments that did not earn their romance and a on the pacing was so abrupt. That it I wish I was with asthma -- exists because some other things we're really the plot it's a taste in and I didn't mind the way it's being told is a little bay."

" Tayshaun is a huge hindrance remembrances. Man I almost agree word for word with what you just said. It's it is all of that it's it's a fun marine but. I completely agree about the dialogue is just a little too plain and Vanilla and X posit Torre and it. I don't I wanted it's she who have these characters -- people that I've done rather than the situation being the thing that I dug in to Anna and maybe they grow as if we knew where to continue reading Morgan has been going for. For years since this came out. -- I completely agree and I think it's -- it's a -- that's very easy to enjoy I don't I don't mean like dotting the is. And don't read comments this is for you and -- right particularly if there's an art is great it's out on its. Don't let alone let loose an artist withdrawing gore and that he had always fun to see you know without getting -- stuff -- get active or just this second book we're going to be talking about is much more underground in -- and this is something that I'm a fan recommended immediate winner. And on what is happening here Amazon's like you know what I'm gonna -- We know and very little about -- your Amazon I was near Amazon I was on the Congo but now. It's. Called Brighton and grew lightly and it's from -- first time writer named Hanna bearing interest and I'm site where you want Apple's let's say -- realized -- Apple is really -- is really closely at that -- me and I was on Amazon who. It doesn't look at -- and -- it's on rats. A if he's so first time. Artist first time it's an artist and writer single person in the whole thing at hand and various her name and it's into British. -- noir mystery in the style of Agatha Christie almost. Very kind of -- a row. And it's about this very. All the little man who is a private investigator and he has seen some dark days and it's for some reason is speaking to -- eighteen bag. You're a tea bag as -- now Todd is speaking here and they -- what exactly. Speed it would -- continued seem kind of if we don't really know why honestly yeah I want -- it. But it's it's a mystery and it is he's a private investigator and a dark and sexy woman comes into his opinions varying art trends and Powell yes exactly I know you like no wires. Mystery is who -- I think -- to take a convert and make this kind of story what do you think."

" On big time being in this week's episode. For me you and your testicle you guys think -- of -- and not use. -- Once again I didn't know what to get out of this experience and I have not already gotten out of all the uncertain -- are stories. Com -- is phenomenal Reno's comic. No more so than any other I felt I -- does -- I was reading a comment I felt like I was watching and I mean if I don't know playing my mind. The art is very very European. Reminds him like -- the -- Upon. I really is gorgeous and seeing this large format is really enjoyable Allison is more comments that way. But story wise. -- I mean if you love. -- You should definitely read this comment it is it is for fans of the genre does not supersede this on palace and a cancer answered that's my biggest -- and and if it doesn't supersede that's what it says transcendent and it."

" I yeah I actually really enjoy this comment I thought you know maybe because I haven't had as much in the way of of interest in new morrow as a as a but beyond that I I didn't get this really -- on to be funny not because they don't out of --"

" Because dollars and Vietnamese and Iraq that yeah he said a lot so we just ended usual home when it's usually is critically Daryn. Or on that mr. up."

" So. I was gonna -- Tokyo but. So yeah I know I I actually really enjoyed this I think you're right I had. It was like watching Annie yeah got a little -- this is an accident an opinion -- right here eyelids I. I was yeah he's honestly it's like the exam -- and gets -- and solve the so."

" Yes so I agree with you it was like watching an animated movie that you didn't actually feeling you reading coming flies it really does FLAC. And then some really interesting moments in it. Com that you know let him waking up. It after having this experience that you don't even get to see. And it was like well of course that's like the best way to describe how crazy that must've been."

" Because -- he isn't what you get to remember you know I mean like just. Some great taxes. That the story really flowed very well I started when the T bank Canada."

" I was a little bit like Hopkins. How is this can be explained and then how quick throws like really -- explain it because that is -- Somebody does like."

" That's just keep -- back."

" So I really actually enjoyed it ally and a guy I like to -- you it's not a but life changing experience this is this really wonderful short little story. And it is very dark. And back and very interesting and it and it's dense. And in order to follow the intricacies of the mystery you I found myself going back pages and I'll. That's what we found that out and that's on me you know it. And I love that I love I love mysteries and -- they don't read mystery novels but. I I enjoy a great well spun mystery items shocked that this is her first."

" Writing and drying. Her own book is it it seemed like -- is beautiful as innocent kids it's a it's a -- but my check out. That does -- for so you."

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" Also leisure check out JD's world other Revision 3 -- shock -- from a north Allan thank. And he does Iran -- with biweekly rant on Revision 3 is. Very stimulating let's just put that on the entry and on about raising concerns about -- I can only imagine -- com slash G vis. World all right let's get TUR email of the week dear Bradley's. That's that's. I consider myself to be very dedicating key comics movies TV shows and games. And one of my favorite. Anyone of those hobbies enough to occupy my time on a weekly basis. But also have a full time job and it life. It's tricky. I feel like and consuming as much geek media as my schedule can possibly handle and then I -- totally rad show out. The amount of movies TV show is games and -- the three discussed on the show at any given we are enough to put me to shame my question science. How do you find the time necessary to devote to multiple hobby slash interests. While still having time for a normal life outside of geek that's assuming that we happens. And -- case -- your job how do you keep what should be fun it from becoming a -- like vomiting. Or not enjoying games and everything. Is it difficult to Deke juggling act."

" Jeffrey how do you handle -- all you you've seen --"

" Weekly eating heads off chickens."

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" It is this is challenge you know -- that's assuming that we even have normalized but yeah I mean I try to do is tough all the time that is not. This show end up under this pretty you know I've played basketball on weekends and I -- let's give us up but I tend to find that when I sit down for a television or when an unpopular in the media game. Lesson the last am I able to do something that doesn't. Is not applicable to the show and I am I -- and and that's and that's challenging in the second part of this question which is. You know how does that not become mature at a certain point I think you know it doesn't can't say anything you do in life that you have to do feels like BitTorrent sometimes I think we have the luxury. Of being able to really decide what we wanna talk about on the show so I -- I love all the stuff. That we are able to do but it is does get jam packed and it's not easy so he basically don't have an answer and a somehow doesn't it all intents and now Dan -- the -- sometime this there I mean."

" There's nothing I -- does feel like work this is a lot to get done now but for the most part is is really all stuff that I ending consuming any way. So then this shows the -- soon. Would monetize their eyes and make it you know -- job on the right."

" You know -- And in my as far as -- know what else has -- that doesn't really can exist for -- even even if I'm hanging on my girlfriend were going to the means or watching -- mean. And are read on the didn't mean more to the point it's it when people say I wanna make a web show which -- anywhere to about. That's the thing is we need a wedge about the stuff we're genuinely yeah I NN news or are you doing are doing it anyway I mean for me the biggest. -- all this time sock is. In the Tina. Now you think it wouldn't you think because we cannot record things that you don't have to be on schedule went on because of that ability. There's I don't know I'm more I'm -- can repair work or not any. They're going to meet next and I'm glad I just didn't get -- and there's nothing more daunting dancing and I only have 20% left. It's an innocent I got a clear that team looking to become -- gonna watch and yet it is. Absolutely. No work so it's almost like work you made that you get a pattern that's my side out of character actors -- lot of me."

" For me I would say that I actually. Appreciate the fact that I am I'm forcing myself to play games that I wouldn't play usually for game's most movies like fun excuse for two hours and done games is where it's really really. Difficult week to week is because you have two days and you wanna play as a much you know like. We will I want to get through ghost busters and that is that takes however many hours -- twenty hours into. Mass -- and that would dean finished again that's twenty hours in three days because you only have thirty is. Whereas before. I might pick up massive facts and and that's again that I play for two months. And I switched to a new game so this thing actually really like about doing the show is it forces me to sit down and play these games. I've played more games in the last two years and I probably have in my entire life because I was not a guy who would. Pick up again on Monday the dumber than by Wednesday and then want to pick up a game on Thursday to claim more I would usually just scratch all of those games and lingua."

" And especially and we should have on another episode about the kind of balance. When you see these reviews online and even our discussions this stuff on the show. Is based on very compressed and -- have no time to be -- the money under any and a lot of people don't. Experienced their media that well a lot of people relax and pop band when they have time yeah."

" You can play an -- and experience it is different. Yet another discussion yeah assay was it's really easy for me -- associate the fact that I have to place on the I have to watch something. It's enjoyable enjoyable it is not enjoyable is not enjoyable and I have to. I have to be doing it -- thank you may exacerbate the fact that I don't like something. But it never goes from while this would be enjoyable -- didn't have to plan -- doesn't need. And apples and oranges but thank you -- so much. For the question he'd like to have your email answer on the show please please send your FEMA to send acts totally rad show."

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" Speaking out com African continent which is right now sort of comic cons so we're gonna -- this. All we're gonna be doing a lot of the show from comic con is going to be explosive -- awesome yes and hey explosions. Actually maybe a little bit 715. Stepped send fifteen. -- seven -- BE on Friday night. Some get there if you can't and in order to help people support. These totally Gretchen got his birdie there will be going around the floor will be all over the place we wanna be able to -- you guys that seemed upset I get pictures. How high five your baby is what everyone -- that you love doing and not the best thing ever in the hands this is -- We are gonna be discounting all of the TRS merchandise leading up. To comic -- we have a lot of shirts Xena warrior sure Cox that didn't want people to have that to fly their flags doesn't work. So follow our Twitter feeds we're gonna be sending out information in May be up before this episode comes out. -- those who -- com contact confined to what is -- trying to it's unclear if he is slashed Alex Oliver Akamai this last just a lot of -- last -- us. Is slashed its new Mikey -- also wanna say if you're there on Saturday. In my friend -- and marriage is are going to be -- and now I'm gonna be talking to him about his Lennar project. On panel on Saturday as such the buck homered."

" One of the items that we won't be discounting. In the will be on the -- this morning in new spanking new. Well big big big."

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" For the full blown out. We picked up about. Or five months after we left off and the glory days -- back. Vincent Chase is a gigantic. We start again this year is going to be a year. Enjoy themselves have. And run away -- You know every year -- us know when you speak Kamerion -- well right. Don't do anything about any ready to make this comeback complete says he is saying they are. -- They do a lot of stuff that happens on a daily basis. That's the thing about drive everything we do is as real as possible may not I think he personally features characters so exhausted hungry. Of course that -- we're just gonna do just -- really liked it living. Function in this world. It's really hard to top the seasons now. But somehow and Doug Allen manages to find. Is this really about partnership and see those guys out here just have. My children I was on my friend."

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